“David Moyes Unveils Jaw-Dropping ‘Masterplan’ to Unleash Everton’s Hidden Superstar After a Mere 15 Minutes of Glory!”

David Moyes could mathematically secure Premier League survival for his team this weekend when they face Manchester City.

However, the manager already considers Everton safe, given the substantial gap between them and the relegation zone.

With safety all but confirmed, attention at Everton is turning toward the summer and the futures of several players.

The club has numerous individuals nearing the end of their contracts, and Moyes has yet to properly assess some of them since taking charge.

In the recent clash against Nottingham Forest, Moyes gave Armando Broja a rare start.

Now, he has hinted that more players could be handed opportunities in the final games of the season.

Moyes to Give Youssef Chermiti a Chance

One player potentially in line for minutes is Youssef Chermiti, who has endured a frustrating season plagued by injuries.

Broja is expected to return to Chelsea when his loan ends this summer, and with continued concerns in Everton’s forward line, Moyes is open to giving Chermiti a run.

Speaking at his Friday press conference from Finch Farm, Moyes confirmed he plans to rotate and give chances to less-utilized squad members, including Chermiti.

“I want to see a few of them in action,” Moyes explained. “The plan is for all of them to get some minutes before the season ends, and Youssef is one of those players.

We haven’t seen much of him, partly because Broja is regaining form and Beto has been playing reasonably well.

But I’ll try to give Youssef a chance at the right time.”

Chermiti has recently recovered from injury, joining a long list of Everton players whose campaigns have been disrupted by fitness issues.

Whether he’ll see significant minutes before the season concludes remains to be seen, but some fans remain optimistic about his potential.

Dyche Previously Backed Chermiti’s Talent

There was considerable excitement surrounding Chermiti’s arrival at the beginning of the season, especially after his promising performances in pre-season.

However, injuries have limited his chances to make an impact.

Despite the setbacks, it’s clear that Chermiti has qualities to offer, and fans are still hopeful he can become a key figure for the team.

Former manager Sean Dyche spoke highly of the Portuguese forward during his tenure, especially as Chermiti started to break into the first-team picture.

“Youssef did really well last week and again when he came on,” Dyche said at the time. “He’s adjusting well.

There are big challenges for these young players, but they’re growing as a group, and we’ve seen that progress pay off—not just for us, but for the supporters too.”